Falling pregnant
Dr Deon van Zyl, obstetrician and gynaecologist at Mediclinic Panorama, takes us through what you need to know before trying to conceive. Here’s how to make yourself baby ready.
The Harmony test during pregnancy
A simple blood test could tell you everything you need to know about your unborn baby.
Endometriosis explained
Although endometriosis is fairly common, it’s not often understood. Find out what it is.
Pre-eclampsia in pregnancy
Pre-eclampsia typically affects women in their third trimester of pregnancy – here’s what you need to know.
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A jumping rope uses almost every muscle in the entire body during exercise.
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Mediclinic has the highest number of internationally accredited facilities in Southern Africa.
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A baby has a 70% better chance of surviving a motor vehicle accident if in a secure car seat and properly restrained.
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A baby weighing 390g survived thanks to the expertise of Mediclinic’s highly qualified paediatric staff and specialists.
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To prevent harmful bacteria being absorbed by mattresses we use protective under sheets made from polypropylene.
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We use the internationally recognised Oxford Vermont Network to keep our neonatal critical care units at the forefront of paediatric medicine.
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To make the most of every second, we strive to synchronise all our clocks in the hospital.
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Our nursing units are designed to minimise the distance between nursing staff and patients.
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Immunisations save lives and help stop diseases from spreading.
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Our hospitals are designed to minimise ambient noise to promote sleeping and the healing process.
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Understanding miscarriage
Unfortunately a miscarriage can’t be stopped – here are the signs, risk factors and when to see your doctor.
Postnatal depression
Postnatal depression is fairly common – here’s how to recognise it and what you can do about it.
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Mediclinic uses building materials that reduce background noise for minimal disturbance.
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Nurses can observe patients at all times as critical care units are designed like a beehive with the nurses’ station in the middle.
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We have backup generators for our backup generators so that we can provide uninterrupted expert care.
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Our 24-hour emergency centres feature state-of-the-art life-saving equipment.
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A jumping rope uses almost every muscle in the entire body during exercise.
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Mediclinic has the highest number of internationally accredited facilities in Southern Africa.
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Most nursing units have windows overlooking gardens to promote healing.
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Our corridors are 2.3m wide allowing two beds to pass one another without any interference.
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We use the internationally recognised Oxford Vermont Network to keep our neonatal critical care units at the forefront of paediatric medicine.
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To prevent harmful bacteria being absorbed by mattresses we use protective under sheets made from polypropylene.
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Genetic testing – what to consider
Here’s what you need to know about genetic testing if you’re pregnant and when to have it done.
Can I have a natural birth after a previous Caesarean?
What you need to know about having a natural birth after a Caesarean.
Amniocentesis – what happens next?
What to expect after an amniocentesis during pregnancy.
When an expectant mom needs an amniocentesis test
Here’s why and when an expectant mom needs an amniocentesis test.
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